Sentences with phrase «estate assessment fee»

If your individual licensing, E&O, Superintendent of Real Estate assessment fee and Compensation Fund fees are normally $ 1660 for two years, having a personal real estate corporation means that the licensing fees, E&O, Superintendent of Real Estate assessment fee and Compensation Fund fees would be $ 3320 every two years.

Not exact matches

Silver's other legal work, for a separate firm that handled property tax assessment appeals, was unknown to the public until a year ago: Prosecutors successfully argued that Silver received legal fees from real estate developers — including Glenwood Management, the state's most generous political donor — that had extensive business before the Legislature, and did his best to conceal the arrangement from ethics watchdogs.

(iv) requiring the real estate council to collect the fees, assessments, penalties and interest charges and to pay them to the superintendent;

Licence fee, the insurance assessment, the Superintendent of Real Estate assessment, and the Real Estate Compensation Fund assessment are for a two - year period on an anniversary date basis.

(3) The real estate council may, in a specific case, waive a fee or assessment established under this section.

• real estate commissions • building location certificate or survey • legal and discharge fees • outstanding adjustments owed to the buyer • outstanding municipal / school taxes or public service • assessments • outstanding mortgage balance and any charges associated with discharging your mortgage early (if you are not transferring your mortgage to your new home, or the buyer is not assuming it)

«As a result of this fee increase, the owner of a typical commercial real estate property in Calgary will be paying in excess of $ 1,200 simply to initiate a complaint regarding their property assessment.

requiring the real estate council to collect the fees, assessments, penalties and interest charges and to pay them to the superintendent;

a.) defining a word or expression used but not defined in this Act; b.) exempting classes of persons from the requirement to be licensed in order to provide real estate services and establishing restrictions and conditions in relation to an exemption; b. 1) respecting a minimum rate of interest for a brokerage trust account; c.) conferring additional powers and imposing additional duties and restrictions on the real estate council and council members, including by prescribing matters respecting which the real estate council may or must make rules and bylaws; d.) imposing fees or assessments to be paid by licensees in relation to the issuing, reinstatement or amendment of a licence and, in relation to this,